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group without the necessity of downloading all messages.
For example, I'm interested in stats like the number of messages
in the last month, the number of unique users over a month, etc.
I've tried writing some scripts using telnet/nc and lynx,
but it seems that most servers have protections against
mass scraping of content.
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XanaNews Statistic for alt.fan.usenet. 8/24/2024 2:28:49 PM[end quote]
From article 455 (8/29/2023 6:16:28 AM) to article 890 (8/24/2024 1:43:48 PM) >Number of threads ................... 66
Number of articles .................. 437
Average articles per thread ......... 6.62
Number of unanswered posts .......... 38
Number of posts from XanaNews users .. 0
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2 49 How can we prevent the relentless spam targeting usenet groups?
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4 32 Re: google groups users
5 22 Touhou: USENET in Gensokyo?
6 18 net.martyr
7 14 Remembering the 90s flame wars: a simpler time of cyberbullying
8 14 Best mac app for reading and posting to newsgroups?
9 13 Current top myths about Usenet
10 12 What is Usenet? (Was: Re: Online talk: "Federation and moderation: Usenet as the original decentralized social network")
11 11 Re: social media disruption
12 11 Did Google Groups disconnect from newsgroups yet?
13 10 Usenet Newsgroups Part I - I find some Usenet Archives on CD-ROM
14 9 Examples of Abuse
15 7 How to fix the internet (MIT Technology Review)
16 7 Poll: Why are you not a Usenet newsgroup moderator? (Warning: Sarcastic Content)
17 6 the best freeware newsreaders
18 5 Column width
19 5 Scoring rules - part 1
20 4 Sample .newsrc file for recommended newsgroups (UPDATED)
21 3 Subject matter newsgroups: Threading the needle between arcanery and kookery
22 3 in TB (ThunderBird), Middle-pane -- (unlike GG) there's no Message-count for each thread
23 3 TSFAQ Links to Prof. Timo Salmi's FAQ materials (archive.org, 2012)
24 3 "Usenet is a cesspool, a dung heap." - Patrick A. Townson, The UNIX-HATERS Handbook (1994)
25 2 Trying to define Usenet by what it isn't (or should not be)
26 2 ignore me, I need to know if this works
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28 2 Re: Re: google groups users
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I've tried writing some scripts using telnet/nc and lynx,
but it seems that most servers have protections against
mass scraping of content.
On 24.08.2024 um 19:43 Uhr validator wrote:
I've tried writing some scripts using telnet/nc and lynx,
but it seems that most servers have protections against mass scraping
of content.
You could operate your own server or ask an operator to create
statistics for you.
Some also operate innreport and publish the contents, e.g. https://www.eternal-september.org/stats/index.html https://news.nk.ca/
If those statistics are good for you, you can search the web for "Daily Usenet report"
I'm looking for ideas on how to get statistics for a specific Usenet
group without the necessity of downloading all messages.
For example, I'm interested in stats like the number of messages
in the last month, the number of unique users over a month, etc.
I've tried writing some scripts using telnet/nc and lynx,
but it seems that most servers have protections against
mass scraping of content.
I'm looking for ideas on how to get statistics for a specific Usenet
group without the necessity of downloading all messages.
For example, I'm interested in stats like the number of messages
in the last month, the number of unique users over a month, etc.
I've tried writing some scripts using telnet/nc and lynx,
but it seems that most servers have protections against
mass scraping of content.
I just posted a perl script to comp.os.linux.advocacy that
tallies posts from posters in a given group for a
given Date: regex. It doesn't download any articles, just
uses xover.
It's a work in progress, but it shows how to do it
using the NNTP "xover" command.
Right now, it only looks at the last 10000 articles in a group. If
I can find a parsedate for perl that understands the Usenet date format,
I'd have it do a binary search with multiple xover commands to find
the first article in a given period.